Fort Wayne Firefighters Museum - Museum in Fort Wayne - 226 W Washington Blvd, USA

Loved the cars and the little notes the put for most of the stuff in there!! A nice nostalgic feeling, and im not even THAT old yet!! ^^ (i also up the review i left on the book in their building as well!!)

We had a few hours to spare on a trip to town and this came up as a place we thought our children might enjoy and were we right! We spent almost 2 hours here and could have spent more time but it was lunch time and our littlest was hungry! The worker was very attentive to us and gave us some extra information since we were the only ones in there at the time. I just can’t rave enough about how friendly and informative he was. My younger child as well as my older children liked all of it. Would highly recommend. We will be back for sure!

Wow. We found this listed on a 'things to do' web page since we were driving and wanted to find an interesting thing to see and stretch our legs too. We spent about an hour and a half walking around vintage fire trucks and equipment, like old-time fire alarms, dispatch center, clothing, etc. All the displays are well marked and informative. An especially touching memento was a binder where all Ft Wayne personnel who were killed while on duty are memorialized; you can read their stories and understand the sacrifices they made to this community. Would definitely recommend.

A must see and visit treasure in the midst of downtown Fort Wayne. Step through the doors of time to experience the rich heritage of the courageous firefighters who have served the city through the decades. The fire engines on display range from horse drawn hand pumpers through the past century. Parking is available in adjacent library parking lot for a nominal fee, but free for Allen County library patrons. Pickup a commemorative fire fighters T shirt at the front desk.

It is quite an interesting museum, and the staff member on duty was extremely knowledgeable.

Cool little museum in Ft Wayne. Overall 1-1.5 hours max to walk through and see/read everything. Lots of cool, old firefighting gear and pictures from decades past.

Wonderful preservation of the firehouse and collection. Attendant was very personable and knowledgeable. A great little attraction in the heart of a walkable lynch and shopping district

My wife and I had some much fun looking at all the old fire trucks and horse drawn carts and all the other stuff. I could go on and on about this place but you should check it out.